Re: Byte-stream encoding of Unicode

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From: Glenn Adams
Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1993 15:29

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What I meant by ASCII file system is a file system which interprets pathnames
as ASCII, and, in particular, which interprets certain octet values in such
pathnames in a particular way (not arbitrarily).  In the case of UNIX and
Plan 9, they employ a file system which interprets NUL, PERIOD ('.'), and
SOLIDUS ('/') in special ways when interpreting path names.

Glenn Adams

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From: Glenn Adams <glenn@metis.com>
Subject: Re: Byte-stream encoding of Unicode
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